I assume you mean GDM (Gnome Display Manager). Not sure about RedHat,
but all you should have to do is look for a folder on your system
called: Sessions.
It's location could be:
/etc/X11/gdm/Sessions (For Gnome 1.4 versions)
or
/etc/gnome/gdm/Sessions (For Gnome 2.0 versions)
In that folder, cre
On Oct 20, 2003, Justin Parker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have been looking for the past 2 weeks trying to fidgure out what file
> I am supposed to edit in order to make Enlightenment a login option
> under the sessions tab on the login screen. I am running RH9 gnome. If
> anyone can plea
Hi! Great work on entrance and edje!
But I am having some difficulties with entrance.. I have correct path to
Xsession, pam is enabled and /etc/pam.d/xdm is in place (looking at the
code it seems that this is the pam file being used, contrary to the docs
I believe). My distro is Debian unstable.
Gil Disatnik wrote:
There seems to be a problem running VMware with enlightenment, although
VMware itself works flawlessly (because it has nothing to do with
enlightenment) - it's window seems to disappear once coming back from full
screen mode (ctrl + alt inside VMware).
Yes, I see this one to
On Tue 21 Oct 2003, Hallvar Helleseth wrote:
> Hi! Great work on entrance and edje!
>
> But I am having some difficulties with entrance.. I have correct path to
> Xsession, pam is enabled and /etc/pam.d/xdm is in place (looking at the
> code it seems that this is the pam file being used, contrary
